The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-08
" asnfagIsu Letter.



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Ssae I las1 w7ose Eaz3 tlse ase zsHsisrass
also asanrsee tie uew Iatsy-St4te ls.El-
ssleree Gsnss.lssi1. arrived IL tise e.1g. talk
al 0ver ErelssniEari=.- y5-s,esl a'ae President
Intervene -as-re.zry I-zEa2f. received their
essassis>ia.ss. sysk tie oath q oflee. IL
srse.ed their temporary aa4Etsrs. teak
possession q TEN. elected tiae5s chairman,
aBd entered uPaa tlseir Esx 3atie>-
-. Wiz. Ills country las leas baeH
eI4usofing f,s = u5E ~ accomplished fact
Bat wLs.e slss 8ex eourt XII isa able to
remedy SINE eTIss IL eBrysns tr4nsI.sfaa-
t5aa rasihe.is. 81 = rrettx certain bot 70 'lo
- great an aiaoan. 4 COED a i aa3leila.-
sev3 fre1n az sorts af Eefe;Taafs wis9 5iink
that everything can IL regulated ~ law.
TBs5 Prz.5aert II tle cssfnal5ss5aa = Jadge
0aalsy- 3 Michigan Republican. liz e.se-
tsral vas predetermined L w4s under
STOOD By ilse o.lsas menal,efs tai slle Pfssi-
6eat wanted him n b-e a IL ie2al znii t.ssy
aeaa5escel "a. lis czesce sislsa.lt l.-eas.ioz.
zslaalsiia. tIlat lie Jadee RneH more zlsoas
lzw ard raii-sszd matters than All tsse atllezs
.sat together. u the Ba1si : aon azde
NJ AID osezi.ized- Is consists = three
De1aacrats aud 5Ha Republicans. one q
na5eb : Chairman. Elsen : fails = satisfy
,s5j.5-er--ss u : 2lraos- esrtaiB 70 de-1lle
Democrats House Gan dlF5ls lie laeeznin.
.rgKls wl.h zte Republican Szuzfe, and
Id Democratic majority Il lie eonnls-
sra can E.lead that zl.s Esrk Ezs directed
Es q Ber.ablicz1 ei.Assazn. To appoint
as5e-s.v . I:epablisaa- - IL COMMITS
So EaHld haze ba=H .i.z=~d a3ese 81
f'.e pan Is tlse President. BAT The aexr
a 1-e,t 1bii.- ~as - .ire The Republican
parry iiss razsl2-snoeat Of * AMI she r.
sg.sB-5b.iity attached
Probably ns appointment II President
Cleveland slI.ee tfle foarth of March. 1875.
L.. giren mora general satisfaction Than
that 81 Mr.. FairrAild II Be- seeFeiars 4
fi.e Trez-1rv. Il j. Sd the direct liae tor
II elsa szIvjee reform Fro1Hgsioa ~
Raj ussrit Tlse mex tsJioet officer i
vtry popular az tbe Treasury Department
A. = also Judge Maynani- tie >eeond
q -uy.rrolier. wla takes the place II A.
sissznt secretary. When their promotions
were autloEfta5iyelv announced 1hese NO
officials were overwhelmed with coUgrata-
latious. Tie rush va. 81 great that Mr.
Fairehiid was forced 10 AK al callers 70
de.5si nnfI , certain bour, vlsen both ger
tiesneH gave themselves uE 70 hands;lzking
with the hundreds n employees of the De-
Iarmeut.
Mrs. Fafrclild the Rife Of tie new Sec
Fe.sry q IL Treasury, aisd the iir>t lady
. q tie cabinet. is quiet. cultivated ladg,
wi;H retir.l.g ai,d gracious manners. one
. whom IT . 80 ise q pleasure 70 regard = 4
header. She IS nieee ri the iate t;oyernor
seymour 81 1les YprI-. and tie family. be-
Ing SO mourning, haze pos gong mneh inlo
society since tiey came here They Ike
IL rather modest hogse in The fashionable
West Eisl. and Mr. fairehild remarked
. lhat It was until recently tha, they decided
70 keep il, Iss5 El4os inc bat that tlaey woull
+ 60 out % Office vita Seere8sTy Manning.
Notwithstanding the faet tlat The mar
BILE balls ard corridors II tie Capitol have
been deserted by cur l4gnakef, for .
month. The guides about tie baildias aye
doing Hoarlshin- business. Ki.itor.
from as paris a Tie UHisei States lock
there every day Pr ,he hundred, Before
the Fiitieta Congress begins H. executive
li1e iae pi-oi AMI sroands . .li present
ts.aeA @raHdsr apI~4r-ree tisag tlses have
cyer before possessed. Great changes for
The better ARE ia progress The amnnnt
asked for ili, pI:pose as sls5 sss1 but
s Congress der ided thar epsesenf condition
u lie Capitol approachfs ,hesald be rsn-
es!ied a. quickly a. possible and doubled
il-e an.ount. The $50 90 tl.as placed AZ
Tie disI-,sA. n tie architect r.Il enable
him to have Use work entirely completed
during the summer.
las beyond tie beautiful plaza which
stretches Eastward FROM the Capitol. ex-
cayatious snd preparations are being made
for tie erection q si5e rev Congressional
Library, whore -. largest and most vain
abie collection d i,s.ok~ in ,te United
state Are 10 Ia >towed eHaY. There are
ever Gaa. fssa ycIulnes. and i = commonly
said THAT Mr. ~poffari. the librarian 81
congress. knows so,aethin. atoai the con-
tcat. 81 every volume - the library. 4
Congressman recently aid, faeetiously,
4 don't read books. I read sfaiiord. II 4
Senator ~ Member wants : quotation THAT
i diflcult 70 find or j. d Obscure origin lie
soes 70 Mr.. eloaerI. II hc wants The
best authority 80 any subject. or, indeed,
II be wants - learn anything thas may be
fouud IN auy II those thousands 81 vol
uuaes i,e goes 10 the same source.
WESTON.
The one huudredth ard eleventh Legis-
lature Of New Jersey adjourned At noon
yesterday. The closing hours Of the -
siat. ia the U5use were characterized v I'LL